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. 2020 Nov 23;10(4):2045894020962917. doi: 10.1177/2045894020962917

Table 1.

Baseline characteristics for portal hypertension patients with PH and controls with portal hypertension but without PH, matched by propensity score.

PH patients (n = 146) Matched controls (n = 146) P
Age, years, mean (SD) 66.41 (9.30) 64.22 (10.90) 0.0655
Female, n (%) 77 (52.74) 75 (51.37) 0.9067
Insurance type, n (%)
 Commercial 28 (19.18) 42 (28.77)
 Medicare 118 (80.82) 104 (71.23) 0.0747
US geographic region, n (%)
 Midwest 36 (24.66) 23 (15.75)
 Northeast 13 (8.90) 9 (6.16) 0.1575
 South 65 (44.52) 80 (54.79)
 West 32 (21.92) 34 (23.29)
CCI score, mean (SD) 7.73 (2.14) 7.62 (2.26) 0.6707
Liver disease, n (%)*
 Autoimmune hepatitis 6 (4.11) 12 (8.22) 0.2238
 Biliary cirrhosis 12 (8.22) 10 (6.85) 0.8245
 Cirrhosis 138 (94.52) 141 (96.58) 0.5704
 Cirrhosis, alcoholic 57 (39.04) 58 (39.73) 1.00
 Cirrhosis, alcoholic + viral hepatitis 14 (9.59) 12 (8.22) 0.8372
 Hepatitis C 35 (23.97) 33 (22.60) 0.8899
 Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease 68 (46.58) 64 (43.84) 0.7243
 Non-alcoholic steatohepatitis 20 (13.70) 20 (13.70) 1.00

CCI: Charlson comorbidity index; PH: pulmonary hypertension; SD: standard deviation.

*

The number of patients with hepatitis B was not reported because the sample size summed across both groups was less than 10.

ICD-10-CM code for non-alcoholic steatohepatitis was not available in the US until October 2015.